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because he is a guy itching to get back in the saddle, to use the cliche? >> the management has turned over several times, perhaps you seek his opinion, but in terms of fostering relationships and being involved from a day to day perspective, i think that's a long shot. >> j.j., one of the things that's worrisome to analysts that i have talked to is the fact we have seen this stupendous percentage rise in the stock. and yes, there are those that risk is being repriced. yet we see yields on the short end of the curve going down, because people are piling into that, and they're pointing to the high-frequency trades, the flash trades as a result. how is this going to end up? what do you think will happen with aig and this particular situation? >> well, to the point that your guests made, it's pretty clear that benmoshe has no investment from any type of financial aspect, because he had to come and basically confess that -- if there is any involvement, he has to say that. and from what i understand, most journalists reported that that is not going to happen. ha
because he is a guy itching to get back in the saddle, to use the cliche? >> the management has turned over several times, perhaps you seek his opinion, but in terms of fostering relationships and being involved from a day to day perspective, i think that's a long shot. >> j.j., one of the things that's worrisome to analysts that i have talked to is the fact we have seen this stupendous percentage rise in the stock. and yes, there are those that risk is being repriced. yet we see...
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and there's another cliche that says great markets you can't get in and bear markets you can't get out. i'm just wondering if people are not going to get -- if we come down far enough, if people get their belly full, what happens if the market goes down further. >> many cliches with lots of wisdom. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> over to mary thompson. i thought of you last night, i'm watching the lady irish lose. >> i can't talk about it. >> but today, a better day for investors, i guess you'd say. >> it certainly was. it was interesting yesterday, people were saying, has the focus shifted to growth. what's interesting today is really we've received a number of disappointing numbers from overseas, germany factory orders, spanish industrial orders. there was optimism they will get the greek del deal done. that provided the floor of the adp jobs report. and then talk about the potential qe-3 alternatives that the fed is looking at, kind of raises the optimism. the fed is at least looking to fill the arsenal, in the event it needs it. >> and keep long-term interest rates down, down
and there's another cliche that says great markets you can't get in and bear markets you can't get out. i'm just wondering if people are not going to get -- if we come down far enough, if people get their belly full, what happens if the market goes down further. >> many cliches with lots of wisdom. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> over to mary thompson. i thought of you last night, i'm watching the lady irish lose. >> i can't talk about it. >> but today, a...
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. >> what is your cliche >> i don't know if i have a cliche i have never understood it, but i'll use it for this this chart was being passed around i think it has been passed around for a week or so but a trader sent it to me today it basically shows what people will call a megaphone top or broadening top, technical formation. i'm not a echnician, not playing one on tv today. >> too late. >> oh, boy anyway, the point is what you get here is the broadening formations and you usually get five touches on the line what does it show us i found it interesting that it shows us we have effectively been trading in a very broad range with volatility expanding. to me that frightens me because when volatility expands, things break. i think this resolves to the down side. it certainly could go up to the upside we will have somebody talking about it in a minute or so, but to me it is just a picture that visually shows what we talk about every night. is it the trade war? is it the fed? is it this, is it that you have this massive volatility, very difficult to trade and likely things break. >> can w
. >> what is your cliche >> i don't know if i have a cliche i have never understood it, but i'll use it for this this chart was being passed around i think it has been passed around for a week or so but a trader sent it to me today it basically shows what people will call a megaphone top or broadening top, technical formation. i'm not a echnician, not playing one on tv today. >> too late. >> oh, boy anyway, the point is what you get here is the broadening formations and...
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everyone knows that i ashew clichÉs unless they're uttered by my idol, lady gaga. but the clichÉ all-important earnings season does kick off with alcoa on monday after the close. and that means we got to focus on what the quarterly report will mean for the markets. so let's jot down aa, okay, after the close. this year, the performance of individual companies, not the performance of commodities like the dollar or gold or oil, matters tremendously to all other sectors and the stocks in general. at least we have returned to a world where the earnings prospects of individual businesses as we saw today with cramer united parcel and its massive upside surprise can actually impact the whole beautiful market. you know something? i think if u.p.s., a stock i own for my charitable trust which you can watch along with me at action alerts.com, if u.p.s. hadn't screamed such great news about how well its worldwide shipping business is doing this morning, i think this market could have plummeted. plummeted courtesy of the crummy federal unemployment report that we got at 8:30.
everyone knows that i ashew clichÉs unless they're uttered by my idol, lady gaga. but the clichÉ all-important earnings season does kick off with alcoa on monday after the close. and that means we got to focus on what the quarterly report will mean for the markets. so let's jot down aa, okay, after the close. this year, the performance of individual companies, not the performance of commodities like the dollar or gold or oil, matters tremendously to all other sectors and the stocks in...
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it is merely a pause, a pause that refreshes i suppose to use a cliche. and i would commend it on that pull back. when we come back, who is watching your car? gm and toyota, they were uncovered by the public. and later, you know you have been there, travel trouble. we are talking about the worst and the best airports in america. as we head to a break right now look at the market as we head into the week. [ male announcer ] the founder of mercedes-benz once wrote something on a sheet of paper and placed it in his factory for all to see. ♪ four simple words where the meaning has never been lost. the challenge always accepted. and the calling forever answered. ♪ introducing the all-new 2014 s-class. mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. >>> that was toyota attempting to cover up and being imposed a fine. >> and the former head of the national highway traffic safety administration. thank you both for being here today. i would like to start talking about this. the justice department is very clear. mary barra is scheduled to testify before congress. it is a p
it is merely a pause, a pause that refreshes i suppose to use a cliche. and i would commend it on that pull back. when we come back, who is watching your car? gm and toyota, they were uncovered by the public. and later, you know you have been there, travel trouble. we are talking about the worst and the best airports in america. as we head to a break right now look at the market as we head into the week. [ male announcer ] the founder of mercedes-benz once wrote something on a sheet of paper...
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it's a cliche. >> tommy? >> i think there could be a pullback. i think there's going to be some buying opportunities. a labor day sale perhaps. it goes strongly toward the end of this year. >> i think profits conquer all. jim, thank you for that clarification. i feel better now. >>> coming up, is the fed's independence in jeopardy? >> poor guy. >> he's also one of the smartest guys out there. details on the new push to let congress in the back door of our central banks. >>> but first, two deeply divided regulatory agencies come together in a meeting. they're trying to harmonize oversight practices. we'll discuss what it means for investing in commodities. um bill-- why is dick butkus here? i hired him to speak. a lot of fortune 500 companies use him. but-- i'm your only employee. we're gonna start using fedex to ship globally-- that means billions of potential customers. we're gonna be huge. good morning! you know business is a lot like football... i just don't understand... i'm sorry dick butkus. (announcer) we understand. you want to grow inter
it's a cliche. >> tommy? >> i think there could be a pullback. i think there's going to be some buying opportunities. a labor day sale perhaps. it goes strongly toward the end of this year. >> i think profits conquer all. jim, thank you for that clarification. i feel better now. >>> coming up, is the fed's independence in jeopardy? >> poor guy. >> he's also one of the smartest guys out there. details on the new push to let congress in the back door of our...
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i asked her whether in the classic cliched parlance, the fed can achieve a, quote, soft landing. she said no. >> it hasn't been done before. i was talking to my league yesterday who is on our fixed income team, and she said when your only tool is a hammer, everything looks like a nail that's where the fed is. we're short 5.8 million homes, all these shipping costs, things that have absolutely nothing to do with fed policy have been causing inflation. the ukraine war has extended everybody's outlook for inflationary pressures which is something we didn't fully anticipate coming into 2020. i think it's rougher sledding and the fed is right to normalize policy i'm not sure that their policy maneuvers however will have the desired effect given that much of the inflation we're experiencing now has a lot less to do with monetary policy than prior periods. >> is the soft landing so rare, though, ron? i'm thinking about what paul hickey told us last hour, that the markets stipically up after a tightening cycle begins. we know looking at the market's performance over time, it generally tr
i asked her whether in the classic cliched parlance, the fed can achieve a, quote, soft landing. she said no. >> it hasn't been done before. i was talking to my league yesterday who is on our fixed income team, and she said when your only tool is a hammer, everything looks like a nail that's where the fed is. we're short 5.8 million homes, all these shipping costs, things that have absolutely nothing to do with fed policy have been causing inflation. the ukraine war has extended...
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having said that though, can you argue another cliche that necessity is the modern invention. this move will force, especially google doing something similar, they force facebook to spend more time figuring out how to sell services or goods on this platform by focusing more efforts on the facebook marketplace facebook always made money of revenue. but over time, you can see experimenting with e- commerce services and with nor pressure, you force them to innovate more. >> a question for you on what hans said, you were crucial in the crafting of spotify's strategy and spotify, of course, has taken aim atapple. how does that influence your approach to this space does it change the types of companies twuyou want to invest? >> he would invest broadly across many industries i would say roughly a third of them have to really contemplate what it means to work on both google android separating systems and apple ios operating systems. the toll that's that you're pawing for that is around content. and it does not touch commerce what's interesting here is with facebook's fight against app
having said that though, can you argue another cliche that necessity is the modern invention. this move will force, especially google doing something similar, they force facebook to spend more time figuring out how to sell services or goods on this platform by focusing more efforts on the facebook marketplace facebook always made money of revenue. but over time, you can see experimenting with e- commerce services and with nor pressure, you force them to innovate more. >> a question for...
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it's called a cliche', people. with every bad number you're going to hear how the issues in washington are now the cause about what's wrong for this market and will be wrong in 2013. also monday there's the german purchasing manager's index. bear with me for this. the german stock market is up 22%, 23%. but we are beginning to get some weaker economic numbers. which actually helps the bullish cause. because we need the germans to recognize that their hard-line position is now hurting themselves. and so far they really haven't felt much pain. on thursday we hear from the european central bank. this will be a terrific occasion for them to say spain has made its ends points and the bailout money is ready if the banks want it. in other words it would be a great moment to put an end to this nonsense once and for all by showing the worst is now behind them. can you imagine if we came in and they said that? wait a second. while stranger things have happened, will it matter? friday the labor department releases september n
it's called a cliche', people. with every bad number you're going to hear how the issues in washington are now the cause about what's wrong for this market and will be wrong in 2013. also monday there's the german purchasing manager's index. bear with me for this. the german stock market is up 22%, 23%. but we are beginning to get some weaker economic numbers. which actually helps the bullish cause. because we need the germans to recognize that their hard-line position is now hurting...
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good cliche master. all these negatives make sense. they make us want to sell everything. they make us want to go home and they want to es kons us in the blanket of u.s. treasuries. anybody who challenges the negative conventional wisdom risks sounding like a first class idiot. a nonrigorous dope who does no homework. saying thiows might not be that bad. identifies you as a practitioner of wishful thinking. it brands you a very particular light weight, a reckless optimist with no business opining about stocks or anything else for that matter. we could go back to see what happened if you challenge the conventional wisdom back then. spoiler alert. i'm about to say things that would have gotten me chastised for not doing any research, not to mention santa claus, the tooth fairy and the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow. people who are smarter than me cover your ears. here goes. three years ago they were worried about how we were about to fall off a cliff. fiscal cliff? no. personal cliff. where household debt served as payments on disposable income far exceeded what peopl
good cliche master. all these negatives make sense. they make us want to sell everything. they make us want to go home and they want to es kons us in the blanket of u.s. treasuries. anybody who challenges the negative conventional wisdom risks sounding like a first class idiot. a nonrigorous dope who does no homework. saying thiows might not be that bad. identifies you as a practitioner of wishful thinking. it brands you a very particular light weight, a reckless optimist with no business...
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i hate pandering to cliches and the amount of times i heard goldilocks today, let's turn that cliche on its head. is there a baby bear lurking inside the report anywhere? >> baby bear? i think if i understand you correctly where you want to go with this i think the wage number is very, very problematic in that for me it is problematic because i don't focus on main street. >> absolutely. >> this is an example where it is great. this doesn't mean the fed is going to tighten anytime soon but another month where we are seeing consumption is very weak and driven by people's absence of wage growth. >> the absence of wage growth might be a bad thing if you are a consumer. isn't it a double edged sword? doesn't it keep the fed at bay further? >> from a stock market perspective, from an investor perspective this is a terrific report. you got really healthy job gains and reversal to what was seen as a weak report last month and all came with relatively speaking benign wage growth. taking a step back here the economy is doing well enough to create 250,000 jobs this month but not with wage gains
i hate pandering to cliches and the amount of times i heard goldilocks today, let's turn that cliche on its head. is there a baby bear lurking inside the report anywhere? >> baby bear? i think if i understand you correctly where you want to go with this i think the wage number is very, very problematic in that for me it is problematic because i don't focus on main street. >> absolutely. >> this is an example where it is great. this doesn't mean the fed is going to tighten...
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the market and the rest of the sector moving out to the balance of q2 and q3 this almost seems too cliche and we're coming off the 2 hyundai for the s&p 500 technology sector and it's a reasonable place for the market to bounce right off the march lows and it's the last major low on the last rally that we saw in the first quarter and of course, we look at these momentum indicators and they're very classic, cliche trading indicators and deeply oversold so the setup coming into today and coming into the end of last week was for an oversold rebound and we see that across a lot of different risk assets and e merging markets beginning to firm and we saw semiconductors beginning to firm and big cap tech got crushed in the end of last week and it's a bottoming process that will carry out over the next couple of weeks let's like at a couple of names and we'll end up with a longer term view which is important and the first is microsoft a huge leader and starting to pull back. it's not surprising after this huge run that you're getting some sort of pullback and consolidation and we were talking abo
the market and the rest of the sector moving out to the balance of q2 and q3 this almost seems too cliche and we're coming off the 2 hyundai for the s&p 500 technology sector and it's a reasonable place for the market to bounce right off the march lows and it's the last major low on the last rally that we saw in the first quarter and of course, we look at these momentum indicators and they're very classic, cliche trading indicators and deeply oversold so the setup coming into today and...
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that is another cliche you have to say. these guys are doing everything they can but disappointing. >> it's been 30 years of disappointment at -- >> -- immigration. children are a necessity. immigration helps. if you shrink your country and it doesn't grow. it is like russia finally got back to where they were before the -- look at the gdp. you need ed kids. it is a demographic issue. they can't create kids with money. you have to have what's known as household growth. >> which means what? there is no way for them to get out of it no matter how much they stim lasmt and buying a lot of etfs. >> it's working. they have getting the market up but you have to have people participate. i think all of this is a artifice and people are droekt say what the heck is japan doing. but you need income growth and household formation. and japan doesn't have it. we talk about the central bank as if they can create kids. >> some wear adult diapers and some wear kids diapers. so. >> -- e got hit very badly. proctor came in there and just vis r
that is another cliche you have to say. these guys are doing everything they can but disappointing. >> it's been 30 years of disappointment at -- >> -- immigration. children are a necessity. immigration helps. if you shrink your country and it doesn't grow. it is like russia finally got back to where they were before the -- look at the gdp. you need ed kids. it is a demographic issue. they can't create kids with money. you have to have what's known as household growth. >>...
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woman #1: i think it's just so cliché that when we think of latina, we always think that they're just showing cleavage. kathleen: okay. tell me something that you liked on this. what did you circle? giancarlo: gluten-free, for health reasons. kathleen: okay. woman #2: i circled "skinny" and the "all-natural" because i try not to use marinades that have a lot of sugars. kathleen: okay. somebody else? woman #3: i'd like to see low-sodium and maybe how many calories on the front. kathleen: okay. lemonis: what? i'm sorry, did she want to know what the calories were? trevor: it's so weird. do you think she counts that? lemonis: how rude. trevor: nobody does that anymore though, marcus. kathleen: okay. what else? rivly: i crossed out "all-natural" because it doesn't say much. it doesn't mean much to me. kathleen: okay. what would make that mean something to you? rivly: it would have to say organic, gluten-free, no preservatives, no added sugar, low sugar, you know, all of that. ana: oh, dude, really? like, what else do you want me to put on the label, you know? that's just one of the those
woman #1: i think it's just so cliché that when we think of latina, we always think that they're just showing cleavage. kathleen: okay. tell me something that you liked on this. what did you circle? giancarlo: gluten-free, for health reasons. kathleen: okay. woman #2: i circled "skinny" and the "all-natural" because i try not to use marinades that have a lot of sugars. kathleen: okay. somebody else? woman #3: i'd like to see low-sodium and maybe how many calories on the...
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i'm a cliche master. all of these make us retractable and want to sell everything and go home and want to ensconce us in the blanket of u.s. treasuries. anybody who challenges the conventional wisdom is sounding like a first class idiot. a nonrigorous dope who does no homework. saying things might not be that bad and immediately identifies you as a practitioner of wishful thinking. it brands you a very particular lightweight, and a permeable and reckless optimist who has no business opining about stocks or anything else for that matter. but do you matter to go back four short years to see what happened if you challenged the conventional wisdom back then. spoiler alert. i'm about to say some things that would have gotten me chastised for not doing any research and not the mention believing in the santa claus and the tooth fairy and the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow. people who are smarter than i am, cover your ears. here goes. back then, four years ago you read article after article and what they w
i'm a cliche master. all of these make us retractable and want to sell everything and go home and want to ensconce us in the blanket of u.s. treasuries. anybody who challenges the conventional wisdom is sounding like a first class idiot. a nonrigorous dope who does no homework. saying things might not be that bad and immediately identifies you as a practitioner of wishful thinking. it brands you a very particular lightweight, and a permeable and reckless optimist who has no business opining...
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cliches are always priced into the market. there didn't work last year. >> right, larry. the opposite way. >> you need to -- >> down by 9% last january, right? >> exactly. lot of research and due diligen diligence. a lot of tough yards. tough available but tough, tough yards. it will be a lot of research in stock and securities. >> you sound more like bear than a bull at this stage. peter, where do you fit in? >> what i'm most concerned about in 2010, 2 main tribe of equity prices wlashgs is going to happen in the bond market. already seen this uptick in the interest rates. bond market is beginning to tighten policy for the fed. and that is the major speed bump we follow. because of the policies of the fed, because artificially low interest rates on any economic recovery this year, i think inflation and interest rates follow us like a dark cloud. so if we do get this continuation of the improvement in the economy not only here but elsewhere, interest rates are going higher and the question is can it overleveraged economy which didn't do that much deleveraging over the las
cliches are always priced into the market. there didn't work last year. >> right, larry. the opposite way. >> you need to -- >> down by 9% last january, right? >> exactly. lot of research and due diligen diligence. a lot of tough yards. tough available but tough, tough yards. it will be a lot of research in stock and securities. >> you sound more like bear than a bull at this stage. peter, where do you fit in? >> what i'm most concerned about in 2010, 2 main...
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i talk to bond market people they have their own cliches and one i hear from the bond market guys the federal reserve tells the market when it's going to raise rates but the market tells the fed when it's going to cut rates. and right now the bet is exactly what david said, the fed is going to force them to acknowledge that and cut rates later in the year. that's what the bond market says fomc is 12 people. the bond market is more than 12 million people and that's one of the reasons i tend to spend a lot of time talking to the bond market guys at this point. you see the dollar up right here and pretty modest reaction on the s&p. >> david, before this whole rate tightening cycle began, i remember you specifically saying that traditionally, typically the fed starts too late, goes too high and stays too long. i assume that you would stick by that statement and say that's exactly what in your view the fed is doing now >> exactly they say they acknowledge the long lags by which monetary policy affects the economy but with inflation coming down, with consumption special with industrial prod
i talk to bond market people they have their own cliches and one i hear from the bond market guys the federal reserve tells the market when it's going to raise rates but the market tells the fed when it's going to cut rates. and right now the bet is exactly what david said, the fed is going to force them to acknowledge that and cut rates later in the year. that's what the bond market says fomc is 12 people. the bond market is more than 12 million people and that's one of the reasons i tend to...
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>> that's the cliche. they are already getting in. we have to answer whether it is a good idea. i think it is one of the best places for yield if you can't get into real estate. but the bottom line is this. tyler, i met new summer of 2007 when the vix was last this low and i remember doing dow 14,000 stories in the fall. and i remember what happened after that. now i'm not saying cliches are always true, but that's the cautionary tale and that's what i saw five years ago. >> 2007. wow. time goes o by. did you hear this, lance armstrong admitted to oprah winfrey he used peds and cheated his way to seven tour de france titles. will this admission, brian, help restore his brand? of course, this is a steroid-free and hormone-free hour at "power lunch." >> yes. as can you tell, my pipes aren't quite what they used to be. his brand, according to the people i talked to, is pretty much destroyed. was not helped by last night. i talked to one sports agent who represent olympic athletes and he said, no way will he ever make another dollar off himself but said every office he goes into now
>> that's the cliche. they are already getting in. we have to answer whether it is a good idea. i think it is one of the best places for yield if you can't get into real estate. but the bottom line is this. tyler, i met new summer of 2007 when the vix was last this low and i remember doing dow 14,000 stories in the fall. and i remember what happened after that. now i'm not saying cliches are always true, but that's the cautionary tale and that's what i saw five years ago. >> 2007....
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it's become somewhat of a cliche. with the thug like ahmadinejad saying what he's saying here in new york and mr. obama not willing to meet with prime minister netanyahu, i just feel, maybe naively, maybe it's a cliche, but it sends a signal, and it sends the wrong signal. >> of course. >> we knew that ahmadinejad was going to say pretty much what he said but for not meeting netanyahu and going on the television show which is a frivolous undertaking is extraordinary in my opinion and sends all the wrong signals. >> i completely agree. this is the time of firmness with iran, for resolve and sending a clear signal to all of our allies. here is our clear red line. here's what we're going to do about it, and instead we have this muddied situation where the iranians have concluded that actually we're no longer supporting israel. >> i don't want to interrupt. we're on the same wavelength here, but it just seems to me that everything netanyahu has said, that the economic sanctions against iran may be working, okay, maybe, bu
it's become somewhat of a cliche. with the thug like ahmadinejad saying what he's saying here in new york and mr. obama not willing to meet with prime minister netanyahu, i just feel, maybe naively, maybe it's a cliche, but it sends a signal, and it sends the wrong signal. >> of course. >> we knew that ahmadinejad was going to say pretty much what he said but for not meeting netanyahu and going on the television show which is a frivolous undertaking is extraordinary in my opinion...
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cliches. he is not a theoryist, if anybody hasn't realized. he is a praying mgmatist. on a deal by deal and company by company, he will noodle through it and may well do the right thing. on issues of taxes and on issues of health care, he has a great thirst. over the course of the fall of 2015 i was bringing in some pretty left of center just between us -- left of center academics to meet with trump in trump tower, and i thought that they would horrify him, and i would look pretty reasonable compared to these guys. he liked them more than me. he was very interested in a different point of view. you can't come back at him with insults because then you're dead. he does like a different idea, and he is looking at pretty revolutionary things. medicare part d, as your analyst just on before, chris, was saying, well, this will take an act of congress. this is the first time -- ronald reagan didn't have both houses of congress behind him. this guy can make an act of congress happen. medicare part d,
cliches. he is not a theoryist, if anybody hasn't realized. he is a praying mgmatist. on a deal by deal and company by company, he will noodle through it and may well do the right thing. on issues of taxes and on issues of health care, he has a great thirst. over the course of the fall of 2015 i was bringing in some pretty left of center just between us -- left of center academics to meet with trump in trump tower, and i thought that they would horrify him, and i would look pretty reasonable...
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>> all the cliches but really, time will tell because after a while, over time, you're able to see the growth in apps and able to see the growth in the overall platform business. oracle's strength, i believe, really is in apps and data base when it comes to the cloud story. very few people think they're really going to challenge amazon and microsoft when it comes to the platform business purely will that end up the apps business and database business strong enough for oracle they get powered to new heights, pick your cliche. >> the guidance on currency and whether or not that's a harbinger of what other companies are going to say in a q2 earnings. >> oracle and adobe are those canaries in the coal mine cycle wise they report a little earlier often enterprise wise they tend to tip the hand a little bit and give at least a clue for the questions we're going to see analysts ask of other companies. coming up, president trump's latest tariff proposals against china causing global markets and investors some concerns. we'll take a closer look at what impact an all-out trade war could have on
>> all the cliches but really, time will tell because after a while, over time, you're able to see the growth in apps and able to see the growth in the overall platform business. oracle's strength, i believe, really is in apps and data base when it comes to the cloud story. very few people think they're really going to challenge amazon and microsoft when it comes to the platform business purely will that end up the apps business and database business strong enough for oracle they get...
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exactly the day that someone would say that the fed is taking away the punch bowl, another admission cliche. i sure disliked the timing of this report. this market got yanked from its bullish morning and federal reserve statement. and saying basically we aren't going to print more money. you know, iches suspicious the whole time about having to do more to boost the economy. as i said last night, our nation is in the driver's seat of the world economy. and i don't want to keep hearing that the fed says things are weak. at a certain point, we need the fed to say, we are getting back to normal. because if we don't get back to normal, then the huge rally we've already had may not be justified. you can't bank on the fed's help forever. that has never been their way. they throw lighter fluid on the kingsfords until they catch and then they walk away. and i didn't that like after the close, sandisk blew up, meaning it announced disappointing orders for its flash drives and demand that seemed really bad after the bell. it's a release that will most certainly impact apple tomorrow. but, you know, i
exactly the day that someone would say that the fed is taking away the punch bowl, another admission cliche. i sure disliked the timing of this report. this market got yanked from its bullish morning and federal reserve statement. and saying basically we aren't going to print more money. you know, iches suspicious the whole time about having to do more to boost the economy. as i said last night, our nation is in the driver's seat of the world economy. and i don't want to keep hearing that the...
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you need to rip that band-aid off, whatever cliche you want to throw out there. what has been very interesting with the traders that i've been speaking to throughout the course of this whole process is the idea when the markets have sold off, they haven't sold off by a ton. we haven't talked to 400 to 500-point drops in the dow like we saw in anticipation of the debt downgrade when qewas in question, when the european debt crisis was swelling. what we do see is an ordinary sell-off. if you see a bias put just because of a glimmer of hope, maybe the bias is to the upside. >> as we were talking about that all day today. as you pointed out, light volume there was a lot of short covering going on here. and so was this really a thrust upward? was headline driven and technical? >> here is the other thing. don't forget, this morning when people woke up and they saw the headline and they had the sense it was going to rally, the sellers are saying i'm not offering here anymore, i'm going to offer up here and see how anxious the buyers are. conversely, the buyers were sayi
you need to rip that band-aid off, whatever cliche you want to throw out there. what has been very interesting with the traders that i've been speaking to throughout the course of this whole process is the idea when the markets have sold off, they haven't sold off by a ton. we haven't talked to 400 to 500-point drops in the dow like we saw in anticipation of the debt downgrade when qewas in question, when the european debt crisis was swelling. what we do see is an ordinary sell-off. if you see...
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>> reporter: well, i agree with you that a lot of that is cliche material. the problem is when you have the same set of cliches in the same order in a r an identical speech. >> i hear you. did you go back and watch the president and match up his words to patrick's words in 2006 to that speech in 2008? it's the same situation there. >> reporter: here's a distinction i would make in those cases. i would say that melania's is more similar to what joe biden did. you're talking more about yourself, your family, the story. what president obama did with patrick was he lifted a rhetorical device in his speech. he was called out for it by hillary clinton. she called it plagiarism. the difference is when that happened, president obama at that time said should have credited duvall patrick. in this situation, paul manafort incredibly the chairman of the trunk cam pain is out saying it's craze z si to think that melania trump cribbed the words of michelle obama. nobody beliefs that. if you have one first lady having essentially an identical couple of sentences in another
>> reporter: well, i agree with you that a lot of that is cliche material. the problem is when you have the same set of cliches in the same order in a r an identical speech. >> i hear you. did you go back and watch the president and match up his words to patrick's words in 2006 to that speech in 2008? it's the same situation there. >> reporter: here's a distinction i would make in those cases. i would say that melania's is more similar to what joe biden did. you're talking...
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the flows, i sort of think you're missing the big picture as we move into 2023 you can use whatever cliche you'd like the trend is not your friend the eb, boj, bank of england the whole central banks are going to save the day. the fed can come in, cut on a dime were now we're in the complete opposite position. i think their hands are going to be tied for a little while even though inflation is coming down. i think we're back to the normal cycle dynamics when the first rate cut is not the same thing if the fed is going to cut like the market is currently pricing in, it's not going to be because inflation is under control and everything else is rosie i think a lot of these things are known clearly but what i don't think is priced in are earnings coming down i think that's clear and then the higher for longer the market is pricing in rate cuts i don't think it's going to happen there are plenty of risk off markers whether it's gold having outperformed the s&p 500, whether it's apple sort of testing those june lows that risk from the top that we have been talking about these are the things we
the flows, i sort of think you're missing the big picture as we move into 2023 you can use whatever cliche you'd like the trend is not your friend the eb, boj, bank of england the whole central banks are going to save the day. the fed can come in, cut on a dime were now we're in the complete opposite position. i think their hands are going to be tied for a little while even though inflation is coming down. i think we're back to the normal cycle dynamics when the first rate cut is not the same...
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i got that over powering feeling whether it's a cliche, the tingle up your spine. i dedicated myself to signing her. i did. then i started trusting my ear when i saw santana, bruce springsteen, earth, wind & fire. i built a track record of signing artists that became hall-of-famers. >> superstars. did you want to go into the music industry from the beginning? you were a lawyer. >> i got there through luck. this is pure luck. i became the lawyer for columbia records. i was a lawyer for five years. one day, my boss first offered me the musical instruments division because he was becoming a group president. by luck, his executive vice president wanted that, looked at me and he said, okay. you're going to have columbia records. it happened just like that. >> what a career. so what happened? you have seen so much. what happened when apple came on the scene? technology changed so much about how consumers interact with music. digital music sales replacing actual purchases. i can't remember the last time i saw a record store. >> my personal work hasn't changed at all. i ha
i got that over powering feeling whether it's a cliche, the tingle up your spine. i dedicated myself to signing her. i did. then i started trusting my ear when i saw santana, bruce springsteen, earth, wind & fire. i built a track record of signing artists that became hall-of-famers. >> superstars. did you want to go into the music industry from the beginning? you were a lawyer. >> i got there through luck. this is pure luck. i became the lawyer for columbia records. i was a...
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because of the cliched all-important earning season. which effectively ended last week. it told us. remember the now roaring apple in tech. you guys saw that coming if you watched last night's show. macy's, sachs -- saks, gap. cruise lines are starting to do good, too. we've been on the conference calls. we've read the reports and taken it right from them. i am what's known as a bottom's up guy, which means i think you can learn a whole lot more from doing your homework on individual companies than you do from all the big picture commerce department, labor department data. the unemployment number today, that didn't make anybody money. it was a number no one saw coming because they were focussing on too much snow and blizzards. the rodney dangerfield recovery bull market. they don't get no respect. so with that in mind, let's talk about the game plan for earnings. first of all, first thing's first, okay? on monday, i need you to pull the trigger. i want you to buy some j. crew. ahead of its report on the close tuesday after the bell. now, i say this, not just because i plan to buy on
because of the cliched all-important earning season. which effectively ended last week. it told us. remember the now roaring apple in tech. you guys saw that coming if you watched last night's show. macy's, sachs -- saks, gap. cruise lines are starting to do good, too. we've been on the conference calls. we've read the reports and taken it right from them. i am what's known as a bottom's up guy, which means i think you can learn a whole lot more from doing your homework on individual companies...
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. >> any more cliches you want to break out for the world o athletics? >> nothing to blame. >> or just get its head cut off. >> stock pulled dynamic. >> next question, you talked about a possible amgen breakout. does this bode well for cellgene and biogen, carter? >> we are talking a stock consolidating at an all time high. cellgene is a weak stock trying to bottom. i like it. the feds know it's coming. >> i like cell celgene is. >> does not any friday, it's national donut day. ma marco is asking which favorite? >> you always go with the glazed. >> glazed, krispy kreme. >> powder jelly. >> wow. that's a mess right there. >> a surprise. >> a big mess. >> all right, it's time now for the final call. >> that is the last word from the options pit. carter, you are up first. >> amgen. >> do not be tempted for hot dividends in oil stocks. >> yes, soon apple, if you have fantastic gains, it's selling the money call, buying the money put, protecting your gains to offerings. >> you guys have a great weekend. it's been a pleasure being with all of you. it looks lik
. >> any more cliches you want to break out for the world o athletics? >> nothing to blame. >> or just get its head cut off. >> stock pulled dynamic. >> next question, you talked about a possible amgen breakout. does this bode well for cellgene and biogen, carter? >> we are talking a stock consolidating at an all time high. cellgene is a weak stock trying to bottom. i like it. the feds know it's coming. >> i like cell celgene is. >> does not any...